Bonds and Stocks Listed in Indiana Counties
Bond offerings and stock names appear for Brown County Hendricks Jackson Jennings counties. References include Cauon Traction Co National Bank Fertilizer Co Indisnapolis Fire Insurance Co and Stevenson Building. The text lists amounts and security types across several Indiana institutions.
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Avio Opfer
Brow County
Ind
Hendricks County
Jackson County
Jennings County
Caion Traction Co
Attitude of Players Statement By President Zimmer and Taylor
A Cleveland conference led to a joint statement on the baseball dispute. Zimmer and Taylor emphasize the Players Protective Association’s goal to protect members’ welfare, confirm Zimmer’s agreement was only to a temporary suspension, and note the association will vote on all cases as a body. American League officials question the binding effect.
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Cleveland, O
H. L. Taylor
Players’ Protective Association
Charles Zimmer
Protective Association
Zimmer
Taylor
Tobo
Players’ Association
Messrs
Charles W. Somers
American League
American Association
al Iffen
Dolan
Hart
Chicago
Mr. Somers
National League
Mystery surrounds Western League leader Hickey moves
Reports from St Joseph claim President Hickey traveled toward Indianapolis while President Watkins denied contact. Wire notes say Hickey ferried Watkins and Ruschaupt to plan a Louisville meeting, then possibly head to Indianapolis to settle baseball matters. The saga reflects uncertainty over who will meet whom and where, with key decisions lingering.
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Watkins
Hickey
Stepatches
St. Joseph
Indianapolis RC
Indianapolis club purchase questioned for Denver move
The report argues that acquiring the Denver club makes little sense for Indianapolis given its existing ball club and the lack of need for an outfit to join a baseball league.
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Apolis
Denver
Baseball Leaders Clash as Brush Blames Rogers
President Brush of Cincinnati dodges discussion of John S. Rogers remarks over baseball chaos and the American Association death. Cincinnati signs Eustace Newnn, Noodles Hahn, and Mike Kahoe. Wolf joins Cleveland in the American League. No Columbus Interstate League meeting yet. Cross signs a Philadelphia National League contract. Dreyfus lists 1911 signings. Cy Young leaves St Louis for Boston, joining Criger Schreckengost and Hemphill.
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Brush
Cincinnati
John S. Rogers
Philadelphia
Mr. Rogers
American Association
Rogers
Hrueh
Koch
Eustace Newwn
City
Noodles] Hahn
Mike Kahoe
James Wolf
Cleveland Club
Columbus
Monte Cross
Cross
Dreyfus
Pittsburg
Tannehill
Leever
Chesbro
Poole
Wiltsie
Waddell
Donohue
Bransfield
Ritchey
Ely
Leach
Williams
Buelow
Clark
Wagner
Cy” Young
St. Louis
Boston
Young
Ray Habeas Corpus Case Moves to March 16 in Hancock Court
In Hancock Circuit Court, Judge E W Felt heard the habeas corpus action for Georg M Ray of Shelbyville. State prosecutors Duncan Hadley and Smith argued jurisdiction and sufficiency of the petition. Ray’s defense Warrum Cook Marsh and Burke urged dismissal. judge postponed decision to March 16 and Ray remained in custody. Citizens in Shelbyville discussed the case and efforts to raise a loan for Ray continued.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greenfield
Ind
Georg M. Ray
Shelbyville
Hancock Circuit
E. W. Felt
John 8. Duncan
C. W. Smith
Cash Hadley
Indianapolis
Blair
Burk & Warrum
Campbell & Chaney
Marsh & Cook
Mason & Tikson
Smith
Ray
Hncock Circuit Court
Shelby Court
Hancock Circuit Court
Hadley
Duncan
Warrum
Cook
Marsh
Burke
Felt
Luther
Shelby County
Plan Keeps future workers as paper shareholders
Everyday accidents report a Kokomo wire-drawer nearly fatally entangled in a mill wire. three Indiana incidents follow including a man crushed by train wheels near Batesville, another killed by a wagon in Covington, and a paralyzed car fatality near Muncie. Alexandria boxing card reports and Jeffersonville police assault trial noted.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Arthur Reed
Kokomo Nail Works
Reed
Greensburg
Herman Binder
John Binder
Batesville
Columbus
Big Four
Covington
John
Manley Lindley
Cates
Here
Attorney Lindley
Muncie
George Burk
Family Under Arrest Over Burned Chapel in Vincennes
Isaac Barekman his wife Lucy and daughter Helen along with hired man Charles Corner were arrested on charges of burning Barekman Chapel a week after its destruction. A roadcart was reportedly tracked from the farm to the church and back. The family, active in local church disputes, waived examination and posted bonds to appear March 13 before Mayor Greene. Elsewhere in Bluffton an unknown assailant attempted to assault Kitty De Long. a manhunt with Portland hounds continues after a rain-marred search. De Long expected to recover.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Isaac Barekman
Lucy Barekman
Helen Barekman
Charles Corner
Barekman
Barkeman
Greene
Bluffton
Kitty de Long
Portland
Miss de Long
Notre Dame Leads In Closely Contested Notre Dame Chicago Illinois Meet
Notre Dame Chicago and Illinois competed in the third annual indoor track meet at South Bend. Final scores: Chicago 37, Illinois 28, Notre Dame 8. Glynn starred for Notre Dame with wins in shot put high jump and pole vault. Corcoran set a world indoor 23 yard dash record. Thompson set a broad jump record.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Chicago
Ilinois
Illinois
Glynn
Corcoran
Thompson
Bell
English
Gale
Offendell
Ferris
W. Moloney
Miles
Henry
Lloyd
F. Moloney
Manning
Staples
Union Leader Arranges Glass Plant Compromise
John Kunazler, president of the American Flint Glass Workers’ Union, met with Lippincott Glass Co managers to secure a compromise ending the strike. The plant will begin Monday with half the blowers, rotating weekly between halves.
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Indianapolis Journal
Alexandria
Ind
John Kunazler
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Lippincott Glass Company
Giant 100 foot Marine Hospital cooking range built in Indiana
In Kokomo Globe Steel Range Company received a government order for heaters and ranges. A cooking range 100 feet long, weighing 10 000 pounds, will serve the Marine Hospital at Port Townsend Washington. In Alexandria American Gas and Oil Company struck a six hundred barrel per day oil well on the Baxter farm two miles southeast of town, after blasting with 280 quarts of nitroglycerin and the well has been spouting oil to the derrick head.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Globe Steel Range Company
Port Townsend
Wash
Alexandria
American Gas and Oil Company
Baxter Farm
City News Notes Highlights From Local Meetings And Incidents
B F Nysewander slowly improves from grip. Major Robert Anderson W R C No 44 to host a game social next Wednesday. Y W C A gospel meeting at 4 pm by Mrs F E F with Miss Josephine Hyde’s solo. Nancy Rice McLaren dying of bronchitis at City Hospital. Poolroom owner Sam Murburger fined for allowing minors to play. Wheelway League stockholders meet March 22 at 4 20 pm in Century Clubroom. Prof John Dew to lecture on Psychology March 15 at the Propylaeum. Social Democrats plan city convention for April 6. William W Thornton to speak on John Quincy Adams before Indianapolis Literary Club March 11. Suspected smallpox case Samuel Owens at 23rd and Yandes. Murphy Gospel Temperance League meets 3 pm with Woodside M E Church choir. Ea Gates arrested for drawing a knife at 715 Dorman. Indianapolis jobbers and manufacturers excursion ends. two hundred merchants visited. Central Passenger Association certs to be paid full fare. Women’s Social and Business Union meets 2 30 pm at Roberts Park M B Church. piano solo and refreshments.
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Robert Anderson W
Sam Murburger
Wheelway League
Century
Denison
John Dew
Boston
Mass
Egypt
Propylaeum
Social Democratic
The
Social Democrats
William W. Thornton
Indianapolis Literary Club
John Quincey Adams
Samuel Owens
Twenty-third
Yandes
Murphy Gospel Temperance League
Alabama and
New York Streets
Woodside
M. EH
Ea Gates
Dorman Street
Frank Talbert
Basket Works
Gates
Indianapolis
Central Passenger Association
Women's Social and Business Union
Roberts Park
M. B. Church
Carnegie Library Promises Reach Three Cities
Andrew Carnegie offers 90000 for Elkhart and 50000 for San Jose libraries with maintenance and site obligations. Elkhart pledges 3500 yearly upkeep. Terre Haute trustee reveals 25000 gift for a new chemical and electrical lab at DePauw University. Mr Minshall leads Standard Wheel Works with plants in four states.
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Terre Haute
Ind
de Pauw University
D. W. Minshall
Minshall
Standard Wheel Works
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Multiple Indiana notices report local deaths and events
Fort Wayne Dr Dancer, intern at the State School for Feeble minded Youth, called to Auburn where his father William Dancer died of smallpox. Rushville William V Loder aged 38 dies in Raleigh of pneumonia. Portland Mrs Catherine Huttis aged 93 dies at daughter’s home Collett. Columbus Benjamin F Trotter about 67 dies of heart disease. Measles outbreak Greensfork closes schools. Greene castle seeks Carnegie library funds. Barton Johnson residence fire at Fountain City losses 2000, ins 300. Wayne County bars license to Joseph Bender. Howard Mount injured after horse fall. Mull brothers buy Trees Bank Cyp, plan bank by April 1. Putnam timber developers organize for Arkansas lands. Omar Hearn to represent Portland High in state contest. Frazee appointed clerk at San Juan Navy Yard. Big Four plans Wabash HQ building. roadster stolen and pursued. Prison release for John Hollister after appeal finds insufficient evidence.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Alfred Loder
Washington Township
Loder
Portland
Catherine Huttis
Indiana
Henry
Collett
Columbus
Benjamin F. Trotter
Hawk Township
Trotter
Greensfork
Greencastle
Thomas K. Mull
Leonidas H. Mull
Rushville
Trees
Bank Cyp
Pril 1
Putnam County
Arkansas
Bayou Nicton
Omar Hearn
Wabash
Cincinnati
Charles Hand
Carbon
Munele
William Jones
Yorktown
Supreme Court
Lawrence Library Grant Offer From Andrew Carnegie
Representative J D Bowersock announced receipt of a letter from Andrew Carnegie offering Lawrence a 25000 grant for a library with the city obliged to spend at least 2500 annually on maintenance.
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Lawrence
Kan
J. D. Bowersock
Andrew Carnegie
Tricked Prohibitionists by Sham Conversion, Vermont?
George Black, owner of the Burlington saloon in Kokomo Indiana, faked a conversion at a church revival to secure a retail liquor license. He had run a quart house after license denial, and the plan fooled temperance supporters who celebrated a supposed end to the saloon. The license was granted before remonstrances could be filed, and Burlington will now have a full saloon, causing public outrage.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
George Black
Burlington
Black
Terre Haute Gazette Inaugurates Employee Partnership
Terre Haute Ind March 9 The Terre Haute Evening Gazette long owned by William C Ball and Spencer F Ball takes all staff employed over a year into partnership, forming a profit sharing organization and granting employees a stake in the paper’s future.
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Terre Haute, Ind
Terre Haute
Special Sale Diamonds and Jewelry at Marcy's
Bargain-hunters find big reductions this week at Marcy's with a special sale on diamonds and jewelry. The promotion highlights select rings necklaces and bracelets offered at notably lower prices. Jewelry lovers are urged to visit the store for discounted pieces and limited-time deals.
Three Men Struck by Train at North Bend
CLEVIS Ohio March 9 Three men were struck by a Baltimore & Ohio east bound freight train at North Bend. One man Fred Graves will die. The other two were slightly injured. Graves was a member of the Third Illinois Infantry in the Cuban war.
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Clevis
North Bend
Fred Graves
Graves
Third
Ilinois Infantry
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